White House to vouch for Chinese cooperation
The Clinton administration expects to declare at this month’s summit that China isn’t aiding other nations to build nuclear weapons. Opponents say the U S China cooperation certification is premature. Officials see the summit as a chance for a security milestone amid tense Sino U S relations.
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North Korea edges toward capitalist reforms amid famine
Four mornings a week Chinese traders deliver food and goods to Wonjong near the Tumen River as North Korea shifts from central planning to private trading. Market activity, eased controls, and local government authority mark a tentative move, even as famine deepens and aid groups warn harvests will fall far short of needs for 24 million people.
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Gas stations curb driveoffs with customer alerts and prepays
Iowa stations fight driveoffs with pump greetings and lighting while embracing pay at the pump. QuikTrip and Texaco report low thefts, citing 12 to 19 incidents yearly and prepaid systems at Cedar Rapids store. Police pursue license plates if charges are filed, typically fifth degree theft.
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